Fuel Pumps

1704201G03 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17042-01G03
Heavy Duty. Japan Built. From 01/92. 4 cylinder.
Discontinued
1704042E60 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17040-42E60
Maxima.
Discontinued
1701023M25 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17010-23M25
Sentra. Gas.
Discontinued
170422Y904 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17042-2Y904
Maxima. From 12/00.
Discontinued
1705001G04 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17050-01G04
Japan Built. In Tank Assy. To 01/92. All models. Ka24e. Pick-up.
Discontinued
170408B000 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17040-8B000
Pick-up. Ka24e. In Tank Assy. Exc.Heavy Duty. From 01/92. Exc.Japan Built. From 12/1994. Low Fuel Warning. USA Built.
Discontinued
1704230R00 - : Fuel Pump for Nissan Image

Fuel Pump

Nissan 17042-30R00
To 03/1989. Axxess. 2wd.
Discontinued

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Restore Reliable Performance With Quality Fuel Pumps

Ever wonder how fuel gets from your tank to your engine? This is why it's important to keep fuel pumps well maintained. Fuel pumps deliver gasoline from your tank to the engine at the precise pressure required for proper operation. When these pumps begin to fail, your vehicle may experience numerous performance issues or even complete breakdowns.

Learn How Fuel Pumps Drive Performance

Modern Nissan vehicles like the Juke and Qashqai use electric fuel pumps located inside the fuel tank. They maintain constant pressure throughout the fuel delivery system regardless of engine demand. These pumps incorporate filters to prevent contaminants from reaching the injectors. Advanced systems include pressure regulators and sensors to optimize fuel delivery under varying conditions.

Identify Signs Of Pump Failure Before Breakdown

Fuel pumps typically last 100,000-150,000 miles but can fail earlier due to several factors. Running with low fuel levels causes the pump to overheat from inadequate cooling. Contaminated fuel introduces particles that accelerate internal wear. Electrical issues including voltage spikes or connection corrosion can damage pump motors. Warning signs include engine sputtering, difficulty starting, or loss of power during acceleration.

Choose Factory-Engineered Pumps For Reliability

Genuine Nissan fuel pumps ensure exact pressure specifications for your particular model. Factory components include all necessary mounting hardware and electrical connections. Aftermarket alternatives may provide inadequate pressure or flow rates, affecting your fuel injectors and overall engine performance.

From routine maintenance to major overhauls, Zeigler Nissan Orland Park has got you covered.